CAB 150 R01
6
fig. 14A
14.
Using a spirit level, adjust the cabinet so
that it is level. Once level, accurately mark
a hole in the centre of the bottom fixing
hole. Then unscrew the top bracket and
remove the cabinet from the wall to avoid
debris from drilling getting into the cabinet.
(See Fig. 14A & 14B)
18.
Insert shelf supports (L) and the shelves
(K) into the desired positions.
(See Fig. 18)
15.
For solid walls
drill an 8mm hole in the
marked position. Then insert the wall plug
flush
to the surface of the wall. If fitting to a tiled
surface, the wall plug should be inserted
below
the surface
of the tile to avoid cracking.
IMPORTANT!
If the wall plugs are not inserted flush with the
wall surface, the O-ring will not contact the
wall correctly. This will prevent the bracket from
functioning properly.
(See Fig. 11)
For cavity walls
drill an 11mm diameter hole
and assemble the bottom bracket and metal
washer onto the toggle bolt as shown. Ensure
the 11mm diameter toggle bolt insert is pushed
into the hole in the plaster board wall for
maximum strength.
(See Fig. 11)
16.
Rehang the cabinet then reinstall the
top locking cap and cover. Screw the bottom
bracket in position and level the cabinet. To
adjust, loosen the screw, the slot will allow
for adjustment to level the cabinet. Then re-
tighten the screw. Then screw the bottom
locking cap into place and fit the cover.
(See
Fig. 16A, 16B, 16C & 16D)
Note: Image 16C
shows a solid wall fixing installation.
17.
Additional top fixings are supplied if
required and these can be fixed with wall
plugs or toggle bolts. If you are not using
the additional top fixings, insert two hole
blanking caps to blank off the holes.
Note: Image shows a solid wall fixing
installation.
(See Fig. 17)
fig. 17
fig. 18
fig. 14B
fig. 16A
fig. 16B
fig. 16C
fig. 16D
